Holy Crap- just found this data on there--

Sales to date: $39,980.56
Transactions: 2375
First eBay Sale: 01/29/2002


Thank God-- there isn't a buyer dashboard-- my wife and I may have a few words... (especially since most of my paypal account (granted I think some of that was from the days of money orders and checks through the mail) has be funnelled right back into the purchasing side.

Damn, Stew.

I hope you've reported all that money to Big Brother---er, the IRS.



I'd actually like a buyer's dashboard. It'd be interesting to know just how much I've spend on eBay. I know for a fact I've only sold one item.

I just got my Top Rated Rated Seller status yesterday!


While I'm no Stew, I do my best.

Wow, Stew, that's a fair bit of impressiveness there.

And since I'm bored at work and have the time to be a nerd about this..

$39,980.56 since 1/2002 means its been just shy of 10 years and 7 months.

Which is roughly $3634.60 per year (for 11 years) or...
$314.81 per month (127 months)

Your average intake per transaction would be $16.84

nicely done my good man.

I do have to ask though, how do you access the dashboard? I'm an on again/off again seller/buyer and I'm sure my breakdowns would be lots more fun to look at...

bnjmnrlyr... who are you, Walter White?

http://pages.ebay.com/sellerinformation ... board.html

I only pop into it ocassionaly-- as usually I see it as a link when I am resolving unpaid disputes.

I've only had 45 sales to date since 2004, for a total of $801.34.

Nothing really there to brag about.

That's a bit less than $100 a year or an average of $17.81 per item sold.

I either need some schooling to become a better seller or I need to find some better stuff to sell!

I made that much in my single sale, Ben.

Like I said, I either need some schooling or I need to get my hands on some better swag.

I think its more the better swag, but considering I live in Rochester, that's not likely to happen until after the bubble bursts.

Lots of times its just one of those things you never know or wouldnt expect.

I sold a lot of like 15 of those McDonalds Changeables for some ungodly 150 bucks (when I was hoping to get 10 bucks shipped for them). Ive gotten lucky on some sketch card pulls as well- and sold some of those for decent cash. And older star wars lego sets were a goldmine (shame I didnt keep the boxes)

But usually its just my extra items Ive picked up in multipacks-- or exclusive parts from Sideshow things I dont want--, or extras from lots of items I bought-- and honestly- ususally I make my money back on what I spent for the lot once you split it up-- not always -- but it does happen..

Like I just recently sold the Jessica Rabbit Premium format print-- that comes with the statue for 135.00 bucks--which is over a 1/3 of what I paid for the statue to begin with..

Depends on what he was selling.

33 Transactions
3541.02 in sales
11/19/2002 was my first sale